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Archives for March 2019

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Using YA Fiction to Help Young People Process Big Issues

> March 31, 2019

For a few decades now, teens have flocked to YA novels like The Hunger Games or The Fault in Our Stars. Why are they so popular? We talk …

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Using the ‘Voices in Your Head’ (2019)

> March 31, 2019

Hearing voices in your head comes with an unfortunate stereotype that you must be mentally ill. However, experts tell us the “voices in …

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Culture Crash: Summer Concerts

> March 31, 2019

Summer is almost here, which means the concert and music festival season in almost in full swing. We talk a look at why a day at an …

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Life in the Shadow of the Columbine High School Shooting (2019)

> March 24, 2019

On April 20, 1999, Sue Klebold’s son and his friend went into Columbine High School and committed one of the largest mass shootings in …

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Raising Financially-Minded Children

> March 24, 2019

All parents want their kids to succeed and live good lives, and part of accomplishing that is raising them to understand the value of a …

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Mindfulness in Life, Leadership and Collaboration

> March 17, 2019

The hustle and bustle of the world can overwhelm us all from time to time. Expert Marc Lesser talks about how we can embrace mindfulness …

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Harry Potter Therapy

> March 17, 2019

The Harry Potter series is full of creatures and storylines that parallel real-life adversities like depression, PTSD and grief in a …

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Culture Crash: Do we all have the cultural taste of our 15 year-old selves?

> March 17, 2019

Anecdotal evidence and some real data science both suggest that we never grow out of the things we loved at 15.

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A More Ethical Garden

> March 10, 2019

Spring is almost here! That means it’s time to start thinking about gardens and landscaping. Expert Benjamin Vogt has a new way to …

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A Fantasy Series that Aims at Teaching Children to Consider Some Big Questions

> March 10, 2019

We grow up hearing nursery rhymes and fairy tales that deal with good and evil. All of us fondly remember the cartoons of our youth and …

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Culture Crash: Netflix’s Russian Doll

> March 10, 2019

Netflix’s new show, Russian Doll is an ethical, mysterious, funny drama modeled after the Groundhog Day “waking up in the same moment” …

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What Big Data Can Teach Us About Ourselves (2019)

> March 3, 2019

These days, there is data on just about everything. Our social media presence, our careers, our web search history- it’s all crunched …

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Exploring What It Means for Women to be ‘Brave, Not Perfect’

> March 3, 2019

Reshma Saujani is a lawyer, a former political candidate, an author and the founder of Girls Who Code. She says our society puts too …

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Culture Crash: Audiobooks

> March 3, 2019

Audiobooks used to be big, cumbersome collections of tapes. Now, they’re simply files on our phones, and their portability and …

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